Murano
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Homeland of glass work...Glass goods are expensive even they're so small.You can see glass work show if you're lucky...
Murano has always been a secretive island, only a five-minute vaporetto ride from the center of Venice. Glassmaking traditions pass from father to son. Competition and copying are rampant.
Murano Island, famous for glass-making, is the most popular island to visit. A few centuries ago, all glass makers were required to live on the island to protect the glass-making secrets.
Always check that the glass pieces you buy have the Vetro Artistico® Murano seal, is the only guarantee that they are original and Made in Murano
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Tourist attractions
Ercole Moretti (3 min)
Ercole Moretti specializes in crafting traditional Murano glass artworks, open weekdays for visitors.
Glass Museum (3 min)
The Glass Museum in Venice showcases historical and contemporary glass artworks, open year-round with a seasonal schedule.
Monumento ai Caduti (4 min)
Monumento ai Caduti is a memorial dedicated to fallen individuals, reflecting historical significance.
Wave Murano Glass (4 min)
Wave Murano Glass offers a range of artistic glass creations, representing Murano's glassmaking tradition.
Luigi Cerutti (4 min)
Luigi Cerutti is a stone memorial honoring the Roman Catholic presbyter Luigi Cerutti.
Vetreria Artistica Emmedue Murano (5 min)
Vetreria Artistica Emmedue Murano features live glassmaking demos and a shop selling Murano glass gifts.
Simone Cenedese (6 min)
A no-fee museum offering cultural exhibits in Venice.
Vetreria Mazzuccato (8 min)
Vetreria Mazzuccato offers artisanal Murano glass pieces created using traditional techniques, available for purchase.
4glass Murano (8 min)
4glass Murano showcases traditional Murano glassmaking with live demonstrations and a shop for unique glass artworks.